Satellite tagging is the next step in ensuring the survival of East Africa’s critically endangered dugong population. Together with local communities, the Mozambican Government and James Cook University, African Parks leads a dugong tagging project in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park...
African Parks and the government of Mozambique are taking steps to conserve the last-known viable population of dugongs on Africa’s east coast. However, a deeper...
Simon Espley attended the pioneer stage of a visionary project to translocate 2,000 farmed rhino into the wild. Here's how it went down
In a column by The Star Kenya, African Parks CEO Peter Fearnhead shares a story of hope from South Sudan, where the world’s largest land...
Africa’s pangolin populations have declined dramatically due to poaching and trafficking. African Parks is working together with the Tikki Hywood Foundation to ensure the conservation...
Writer Aminatta Forna explored the heart of Chad’s Ennedi Plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Across this otherworldly landscape, caravans of camels find respite in the...
In a season of heat waves and climate shocks, out of one of Africa’s poorest nations comes a story of great environmental hope for our...
Cotonou, le 27 juillet - C'est avec une profonde consternation que nous vous informons que dans la nuit du 24 au 25 juillet, cinq (05)...
It is with deep regret that African Parks reports that on the night of 24th of July, five African Parks Rangers were killed in an...
Bangweulu Wetlands is honoured to be featured in CNN's Call to Earth: The Great Spine of Africa. This half-hour programme follows a team of researchers...